Re: PHP 4.0 Bug #7235: session_destroy() still does not unlink session object

On Mon, 16 Oct 2000, Sascha Schumann wrote: > On 16 Oct 2000 taavi@ibs.ee wrote: > > > From: taavi@ibs.ee > > Operating system: Windows2000 > > PHP version: 4.0.3pl1 > > PHP Bug Type: *Session related > > Bug description: session_destroy() still does not unlink session object > > > > Session_destroy() does not unlink session object. > > Instead I get warning message stating: > > "Session object destruction failed". > > > > There is an open bug report #7055 for ver. 4.0.2 suggesting to add: > > if (data->fd > -1) { > > close(data->fd); > > data->fd = -1; > > } > > before V_UNLINK(buf). > > > > Does it help? If yes, would it be worth to add > > this into next binary release? When? > > We can evaluate adding a workaround, if someone verifies that > Windows is unable to unlink a file which is still opened by a > process. > > - Sascha Yes. It seems so that it is possible to unlink session object just after calling session_destroy(). The following code still gives an error message but these can be logged to file: // read session information session_start(); // remember session object file name $session_save_path = ini_get( "session.save_path" ); $session_file_name = "sess_" . session_id(); $session_save_path = str_replace( "/", "\\", $session_save_path ); // session_destroy does not unlink the file but it seems to // close it... session_destroy(); // ... so it can be unlinked later unlink( "$session_save_path/$session_file_name" ); regards, Taavi